Talking Pyramids

Serge Rosmorduc has just announced on the AEL wires that a new version of his free hieroglyphic editor, JSesh has been released.

JSesh is an excellent tool to help you study the ancient Egyptian language and this new release brings the software up to version 3.0.

Here is what Serge said:

I have the pleasure to announce version 3.0 of JSesh. Thanks to M. Thomas’ work, the full Manuel de Codage (or, in other terms, the “extended library”) is now covered by JSesh (save a few signs here and there, which will be fixed in the near future). So JSesh 3.0 is essentially JSesh 2.13, but with complete X, Y and Z families. I thought however that a full coverage of the Manuel de Codage warranted a new version number.

Visit the JSesh website to read more about it and download the latest verison of the software.

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